Phase 1: Lecturer in TVET & Adult Education and Training: Dr Lucky Maluleke
Dr Lucky Maluleke is a highly motivated and dedicated Careership scholar in the Faculty of Education at Nelson Mandela University with a passion for career counselling, guidance, and development. He is adept at conducting extensive research in the field, with a focus on enhancing individuals’ career paths and facilitating their professional growth. Lucky is experienced in teacher education and development, specialising in subjects such as Curriculum Studies and Assessment Practices, Vocational Pedagogy, Workplace-Based Learning, Pedagogical Perspectives, Vocational Education for Social Change, and History of Technical and Vocational Education and Training. As a Careership scholar, he has developed a strong foundation in career counselling, guidance, and development. With his teaching experience in various subjects related to teacher education and vocational pedagogy, Lucky possesses the skills to inspire and educate future educators. He is passionate about making a positive impact on individuals’ career journeys and contributing to the advancement of the field through research and practical application. Furthermore, Lucky oversees activities in the Post-Schooling Department (in the Advanced Diploma in Technical and Vocational Teaching division). Over the years, Lucky has participated in various national projects linked to technical and vocational education and training, research, and curriculum development. Also, Lucky works closely with public TVET colleges to ensure that students are recruited, assisted to apply, and admitted into the above-mentioned programme.